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1. thequietus.com › opinion-and-essays › anniversaryDeath Was Not The End: Gravediggaz’ 6 Feet Deep Revisited

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   Jul 29, 2019 · Gravediggaz’ satirical, macabre and brilliantly funny debut, 6 Feet Deep, was an album out of time, lost in the rush of 1990s hip hop. David Bennun exhumes it to reveal its long-buried significance

2. www.rapreviews.com › 2009 › 09Gravediggaz :: 6 Feet Deep - RapReviews

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   Sep 1, 2009 · Using murderous serial killer imagery and a healthy dose of Satanism RZA, Too Poetic, Frukwan, and Prince Paul laid the shallow rappers of the day they saw making too much undeserved noise in a ditch and lobbed lyrical bullets until they never came out.

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3. www.sputnikmusic.com › review › 39866Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep (album review ) | Sputnikmusic

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   6 Feet Deep is an excellent mix of menacing, spooky, scary, and down-and-out gallows humor funny. It's a great horrorcore album. Honestly, though, Niggamortis was a better title. And "Pass the Shovel" should be on here.

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4. ew.com › music › 2019/08/09Gravediggaz 6 Feet Under: Influential hip-hop album turns 25

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   Aug 9, 2019 · How Gravediggaz made a gruesome hip-hop masterpiece. Prince Paul, RZA, Frukwan, and Poetic's 6 Feet Deep — which turns 25 this month — is a venerated classic that spawned its own subgenre. By...

5. hiphopgoldenage.com › gravediggaz-6-feet-deep-1994Gravediggaz – 6 Feet Deep (1994) | Review - Hip Hop Golden Age

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   Jul 20, 2023 · Gravediggaz – 6 Feet Deep (1994) | Review: Gravediggaz's 6 Feet Deep is a remarkable piece of music that still holds up today. It is a testament to the creativity and talent of its members and remains a low-key classic of underground and mainstream Hip Hop alike.

6. www.albumoftheyear.org › album › 37678-gravediggaz-6Gravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep - Reviews - Album of The Year

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   Jul 28, 2015 · Gravediggaz might come with a highly marketable concept gimmick, but they also deliver head-nodding beats and creative linguistics to back it up. Six Feet Deep is good hip-hop first and foremost. The blood and guts is gravy. Full Review.

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   • Tapping into as rich a cinematic legacy as Wu-Tang did with martial arts movies, Gravediggaz skillfully recreated the iconography of horror and encapsulated the genre's gruesome, metaphorical spirit on record.

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   Are Gravediggaz a good band?

   • In 1994, Gravediggaz were already a band out of time, albeit a damned good one; overtaken before they got off the starting grid not only by the new East Coast sounds noted by Prince Paul, but by Dr. Dre’s G-funk from the west.

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   • RZA had assembled the Wu-Tang Clan, and in late 1993 their debut album Enter the Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers announced them as stars and altered the course of hip hop. It’s possible (indeed, Prince Paul seems to think it probable) that Wu-Tang’s success was what finally got Gravediggaz into the game.

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   • Here are things that New York’s Gravediggaz may legitimately, albeit not conclusively, claim. They were the first hip hop supergroup, and they were the first horrorcore group. Others may dispute those claims – fans of Geto Boys, in particular, might have something to say about the second one.

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8. www.albumoftheyear.org › album › 37678-6-feet-deepGravediggaz - 6 Feet Deep review by thefanman - Album of The Year

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   Amazon. Apple Music. Spotify. Sign in to comment. this is actually very good, the horrorcore aspect is executed perfectly and the production is brilliant, the flows and delivery is great and passionate, overall a very good project.